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Our Codas have been some of our most popular bikes for decades, and for good reason. There’s the smooth-riding Reynolds chromoly frames, the well-thought-out geometry, the heads-up riding position and the smart component selections, from the super-wide gearing range to the easy-adjust stems: these bikes are simply some of the best and most versatile around. We’re famous for our steel bikes and the Codas have a lot to do with that. No frame material makes more sense on beat-up city streets than steel. Why? Hit a baseball with a wooden bat and then hit one with an aluminum bat and you’ll know why. You want your frame material to soak up those streets, not beat you with them. And we use only the best: Reynolds cold-worked, double-butted chrome-moly steel. - Size Specific Design Reynolds 520 double-butted chromoly - Jamis full carbon composite with carbon steerer - Alex MD19 double wall disc specific tubeless compatible alloy rims - microShift Marvo 18-speed Shifters - Sunrace 11-34T Crankset - Shimano Acera RD-T3000 front and microShift RD-M46L rear derailleur - Tektro HD-M280/281 hydraulic Flat Mount disc brakes - Selle Royal Vivo ERGO saddle

OWNING CITY STREETS FOR 30 YEARS Our Codas have been some of our most popular bikes for decades, and for good reason. There's the smooth-riding Reynolds chromoly frames, the well-thought-out geometry, the heads-up riding position and the smart component selections, from the super-wide gearing range to the easy-adjust stems: these bikes are simply some of the best and most versatile around. THE BUTTERY RIDE OF QUALITY STEEL We're famous for our steel bikes and the Codas have a lot to do with that. No frame material makes more sense on beat-up city streets than steel. Why? Hit a baseball with a wooden bat and then hit one with an aluminum bat and you'll know why. You want your frame material to soak up those streets, not beat you with them. And we use only the best: Reynolds cold-worked, double-butted chrome-moly steel.

Our Codas have been some of our most popular bikes for decades, and for good reason. There’s the smooth-riding Reynolds chromoly frames, the well-thought-out geometry, the heads-up riding position and the smart component selections, from the super-wide gearing range to the easy-adjust stems: these bikes are simply some of the best and most versatile around We’re famous for our steel bikes and the Codas have a lot to do with that. No frame material makes more sense on beat-up city streets than steel. Why? Hit a baseball with a wooden bat and then hit one with an aluminum bat and you’ll know why. You want your frame material to soak up those streets, not beat you with them. And we use only the best: Reynolds cold-worked, double-butted chrome-moly steel. - Size Specific Design Double-butted chromoly frame - Chromoly tapered straight blade unicrown with bulge butted steerer - Alex ID-19 double wall alloy rims - Shimano RapidFire Plus, 24-speed - Shimano FC-TY501 crankset - Shimano Acera M360 SGS rear and FD-TY710 bottom pull front - Tektro 855AL alloy linear-pull brakes with front power modulator - Jamis Touring saddle with SL cover

The best just got better. The limited-edition Hayes Dominion T2 packs the power, sensitivity, and reliability the Dominion family is known for into its lightest chassis yet. Featuring a Reynolds designed and in-house produced carbon-fiber lever, titanium hardware, composite reservoir cover, pads with aluminum backing plates, and precise weight-reducing machining, the T2 is 50g lighter per brake (254g) than the Dominion A2. Key Features: - Tooled Reach Adjustment - Tooled Pad Contact Adjust - Axial Lever Orientation - K2 Hose - Crosshair Caliper Alignment - Composite lever & reservoir cover, titanium hardware Specifications: - Weight: 204g - DOT 5.1 Fluid - Tooled Reach Adjustment - 2-Stroke Dual Port Bleed System - Sealed Cartridge Bearings Lever Pivot - 100cm Front Hose Length - 180cm Rear Hose Length